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F.;zripie L . ,b.N- GAZETTE, July 1606. From.' the 1..0 N DON G t i rr E 18, rBg Admirclity=offi‘i, July IR, 18pg: Extras troni Cain int Gu tc , Commander Niaj , :glv 2 a ti.e blusgtnto, addressed to Rear-Ad urral Nr,Ri,:hard Sim:hau s and trailaniitfen to-the Ho. ty , urai)le W.' W. Pule, gated m the River Elbe, gth July, IT proceeded up this river'with his . -,Maj.esty's ve&- sels named in lne'tnJrgiti 4 i(and anchored -out of gun=shot of the battery. at Ctixhaven, on the lth it.tant, and as it was too - strong to be attacked by his Majesty's vessels, I N6s determined on. landing and taking it by,storm, having previously made the . necessary preparations for that purpose. At daylight on the Morning of theAth, I disepi rked with Cant,titr Watts, of the Ephira, and the Countoanding prlieers,- sea Men, and marines of the reSpectivev...ss e l,; tie fist _boats that lande4.l were Fred ttpOn by the enemy's advanced post, and they then retreated to the battery, -we marched on to . storm, but from oir appearince theeuemy thought proper to retreat, abtiut nighty in nutnlir, so that we took the battery (which had six guns, twenty tour ,pounders, - and surrounded by a wet ditch) Without opposition ; his Majesty's colours were then' hoisted on the French - flag-staff,' and alierwards those of 4-larnburgh on the Castleof ILitzbuitle, we then diuttottnied the ''' (Tuns and put . them on board of 5.4,-els lying in the harbpur, as well as several 'other small Fieees of cannon, with all the shot and military stores. The battery:was then underrni4ed,:and, by a variety of explosions,. blown up. I then gave the town of CuxhaVen in trust tei-lihe Cieil Goternor i and embarked all the seamen and marines. Twu French gun-boats, with two guns each, which . were liing in the harbour; were also taken possessic A n - • Although ,we did, not meet with the opposition' that was expected (as the French .had sometimes five hundred - Men, at " other times about one hundred at CuiliNven,) - yet I: think it my duty to inform you of tl . ;e adjuity and good condua of the Commanders, Commanding Officers,starneoi and marines on this occa l ion, as it was _pirtly froM their regularity in forming and-marching,. that• induced the enemy to retreat. . Caßtaia T';...ttett, o(tbe Briseis, commanded afloat, add got that vessel undet weigh to assist, had it been necessary. ' _ * Musquitoslorp, Briseis, Ephira, Binizer gun-wssei, ca,lsiazer; Pincher, Basilisk, Patriot schuyr, Alert Ce cutter. ,July, 1 8, 1 80 9. • • The kink iias teen pileaseJ io grant ihe DlcznilieS of Vistsount an •l- EaA .of the United Kirgdoin of Geat Britain and PiLland to the Itight honourable DudleyßarOn flarrowby,•and the_heirs male of his body lawfully 'beotten, by the names, stiles, and 'title§ of Viscoulit t)i.indon,,of Sandnu; in the County of Stafford, and, Eiri of - Harroryby, iu the-County of Lincoln. ti . 4itehall,ly 18, 1 sog. The King has been pleased to present the Rev. James: r,) )te the Church and. Parish of Logie Pori, itythe Pte,bytery fit erechin, and County of Forfar, vacant-by the Translation of .Mry Alexander Peter to DuDdee. The King . hat also been pleased to present the Reverend Adam Laidlam to _the Chorch and;Partsh of Sbuthdean, in the Presbytery of Jedhurgh, and County of Roxburgh, vacant by the death of Mr. lli3rn Scott. - . , Tild King has also , been pleased to present the ilverend Johti Russell to the Church and Parish of Nuthil, in the Presbytery of Auchtorarder, and County of Perth, vacant by the death of Mr. .John SCott: ~-,... Commissions signed by the Unit - Lieutenant - of the County Fite.Of Ist Battalion of Fifeshire Local Militia. To lames 'Balfour Weillyss, Esq. - To be Licntenaut.ColoneL-cieorge Aitken, Esq. To be Niaj r.,- Andrew Jameson Esq, john Kaitt, Esq. To be Ca ' -t tins—George 'Pod, Frederick lonnston, Esq. Alexander Anderson, Esq. James Thomson, - EN. • David I , yal, • Esq. David Metliven, Esq._ David Mel ville, Esq.' James ciarstairs, To'ic Lietitenantg— lames Thomson, Gent. faMes.Demp. r, Gent. William Pratt; Gent... David Todd, Gent. Mic:iael Yuilih, Gent. James Wilson, Gent. James Li. nq;ston,- Gent. Peter Painter,' Gent. Robert, Tullis, Gear. John Divan; Cent. Ceinge Fernie, Gent. tiSl iliia•fi Tod, Gent:, Steven Williamson, Gent. • lames - Carsrairs, - .Gent: Andrew Aitken, Gent. !ernes Dempster, inn. Gent. - Robert Methuen, Gent.' To be Ensigns lames Thomson, Gent. .George lohnsron, Gent. 'Robert Mkttle;_ Gent. .13artitolomew Cockburn, Lent: la ,-es Stark, jun. Gent. Charles Grace, Gent. To be Quarter. Master -- lames, Stark, To be Adjutain, with the Rank or Captain., 'by Brevet - Mexander odersots, Gent. " To be Surgeon —Charte, Gra e, Gent. . ad Battalion of Fifeshire Local Militia, - To be Colonel.--koberti.knstrtither, E q • . - • 'To be Lieuten..nt-Colonel--Thoinas Melville, Esq. To be Major George Forrester,' Esq. To he Captains Stuart Grace, Esq. Janses.Mercer, Esq. Ce‘srge Alicebell, V.54.-riNqv Esq. John Adonison, Esq., Haig, Esq, • loila Cowie, Esq. A lexanilor Beveridge, EN. To _ be Stipernurntrary Ditto—Alexander 'Thomson, Esq: ititchici, Esq,. Thomas Oswald, Esq. David Calltairs, E_sq. To be-Lieutenants . - George Pairs:e, Gen n Cent. Adiew Cent.' Robert . Wilkie,. . 111aokiei. Gent, Tulin 1. rnib, Gent.. Alairew- Eesslie, (3nt. ; Atm Good air, Gent. .tohn Arnot, John Gout. Alexander hell, Gent. David tslltour , Cent. David Wright, Gent. Charles C.race,. Gent. Alexander Ked die, Cent. Thomas K‘dd,, (lent. ,Alexand4. Lawson, Cent; Wm. Clarke, Cient. Win4erv6c.ic, Gent. , 'IR be k; ris igi l s—Witinnii Cfvide, Gent. kmes Luke,Gent. 'llionia . s I inlay, Gent. Spink,-Gent. Alexau ilet _Gent. lames.'Elaytair, 'b. be AnjutantA lexandet BlackwoudNillant, Gent. • be Supernumerary Dittri—lames Finlay, Cent. - To be ,Qnarter-Nlas iohn Gent • • To be : , urgeon•— A lekanckir Willianusqn, Gent. 3d Battalion of Fifeshire Local Militia. - • I -To he Lieutenant- Colonel- CorAtpandant-:Robert Dougla s, Esq. To Lieutenant-Colonel—Gilbert Bethune, Esq. T.. be . ;,lajors— Robert Hutton, Esq. Richard'Uswald, Esq. • o he - ..C.iptains—Witliam Anderson, Esq. David Stem. ' EA. - George Spence, Esq.. D av id deveringe, Esq. Robert Kerr, Esq. George kuthettord, Esq. James Ellington, Esq. lolm Fergus Qrrock, Esq. John Leven, • Esq. David Morgan, Esq. 'ln be Supernumerary- Captains—William Stenhouse, Esq. k,an Hutton, Esq. Lieutenants— John Stenhouse, Gent. Wm. Beve tiage, Gent. Henry Aitken, Gent. George Meldrumi 'Cent. • limes Fernie, Gent. Henry Normand, David Hutchison, Gent. Robert Whyte, Gent, Ritchie, Gent. johirliirlram, Gent. : John Datias,cent. Janies Kerr, :lent. Henry Scotlind,".Gent.. - jaritzs Lan dxle, Gent. %Vl Skinner; 'Gent: William Hutchison, Gent.' Robert ,Bi - sset, Gent. ~Robert Morison, Gent. luttn Russel,. G6a. Ceorgellr-ysdale, Gent: .I...aur,nce Millar," Gent. Win". Drytiale, Gent: •• \ To De Ensigrrs—•George ChriAie, Gent. lames Recldie, Gent. Davit.‘ Mitchell. Gent. :lames Beveridge, Gent. Alex. Watt, :Gent, G.. U. , Mitchell, Gent. Mtn ion, Gent Thomas Black, Gent. To be Adjutant—lames IVloodie s Cent. To he Stipernitinerary..Adjutant—.lla/id 1. Malcolm, Gent. To be Quarter-Master—Robert Btown, Gent. To be Surteon—laines Stenhouse. Gent • ' - Tube Supernumerary-Surgeon lames - B. fohnston. , ; Sueensterry Artillery. Tc be Captain. Corninandatit-•-Miinro Ross, _Esq. To be Ca ptain—janies liruwii; Esq. To be Firs't Lieuttcnant Charles Stewart, Gent. To be'supernuinerary Lieutenant. -Campbell limes, Gent. To be Second Lieutenant— Joseph Johnston, Gent. Commissions signed by the Lord. Lieutenant of the County of •Lincoln. Royal South Lincolnshire Militia.. To be Ensigns—john George Griffiths, Gent. William 'Brie:by, Gent• Thorrias Bu;ke, •Gent. _ ' Royal North Linccdnshire- Militia. To be Captain—Edward Gillyatt•Gillyatt Esq. SOlsby and BurghNolunteer Infantry. • To, be Captain - Walter -Wright, Esq. . , . • To be Lieutenant--Win. hite, Gent. TO be Ensign—Wm. :Barker, Gent. Lindsey, Kesteven, and Lincoln Regiment of 'Local Militia., To be Ensign—Edward lames Wilson, Gent. Cominissions in the Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia, signed _ . .. by the Lord Lieutenant. To be ,Captain—Lieutcnant *Thomas Coffin, vice Captain Thomas Saunders, resigni.d. --- . • To be Lieutenant,— Ensign George Andrews, vice Lieutenant Thomas Coffin, promoted: , ' ' - To be Ensignz-_farms Pringle, Gent. vice Ensign George An drews, promoted. • LONDON: Printed by kl CHARD HARRIS; of No- 4,.Martlett-Ccurt, Bow-street • i a nd PaSlished .by WILLIAM A K NII C; L k SC 10 PPS, South IM, t on.itre4t, Glosveno;.s; / .-e. At the SUN-OF FICE , N o . . 12; Strad in where dldvirtiseeriti Orderi f &c. or the Paper, Letters for the Editor, must . btra(l(!tesse,d.- • BANKRUPTS. Thomas Dunster, of Somertinr, Somersetshire„.plumber and glazier, to surrender August 2, at five, .3, and tag,, at eleven, at the Mermaid„ Yeevii. Attornies, Mr. bornd.„Dorsershire; or Messrs. Pearson, Pump-(.otirt, • .Temple, London. Daniel Ireland, n:),A; or late ot,portsea, couutypt: Southarup.. ton, tallow-chaudier, August,2., at one, 3, 4t...cwelve,.anii 2 9, at olle,'at'the L'arade Cafec- abuse, - rortsnu , n , ll.• At ' tornies, Messrs. Naylor,, treat No%4p,rt-strect, Long acre, Luudon ; or Mr. Wendintny„ Portsmouth. • GeorkeStunbs,:now or late of Sheffield; Yorkshire; tdge tool.rnalter, .Angust r, 3, and ac), ,at eleven, am .e• tine . lnn, Sheffield. A ttornics,; : Messri •. t are w . and Brown, Sheffield; or Alesrs.Blagrave and Waller, b)- mood's-Inn, London. William lzussetl, -ot j.iverpo%l,- merchant, ,Ang.ust 7, to, and 29, at twelve,, a 1 tt e i.lobeyavetn, I.*rfuvl .At tornieS, Mr: Rowe, Liverpool ; cm - dud Lowe; Southampton-buildings,Clianctry William Steeciat.n, h Rose Arcet, Soho, ,N4Lacite,ex,..calinet-inaker, july August 8, and ten, at Guilah.,ll. Attorney, Mr. •t%lll,,ug!lby, •-•--- • , ldseph Lines, of Wiper 'Queen-street, Roth , thitlie, and of Greet.l4Fid- Dock, Surrey, 'Jul) z 9, .August 5, anti 29, at ten, at:. GUAM ), Lotinon. -/ Atioravy, Robinson, Prospezt-pltme,q3erinondsey,l„Surr,,y. • john late of Bolton, Lancashire, s.orton-7nanufae. .tur4r, lull Z.6...August.S,_ and zg, at eieveh, at the Bush Inn; Manchester. Attornies, 4.lessts. cow ;.es and Crgi.s.--; well, Manci.e.srer Me SUS. Foulkes and Gray's-Inn, Lon, on. • : josepit Morris. oi Cii;:pstow, lVlonmoutlisliire; ,shopkeepef, Augusta, g, anti z 9, at eleven., at ult. , kunniter 'tavern, Bristol. 'A rtornies,• 'Mr. Stokes, - Cheps.ow or Mi. ames Platt, Tanticht-court, Loncon. Thomas Porter the-younger, iate,of Uorsham,• Wiltshire, clothier, f my 21; August 21, anti 29, at eleven at the King's Atrris, l'lelk,hain, Wiltshire. &aunties, - Mr. Monte, Nlelksliatn; or Messrs. Prowd and Blandford, Temple, London. Thomas CotilsOn and john King Corder, of Lynn r ßegis, Nolfolk scecisinen, July zz, August I, 29, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, 'Mr. larnes, White Lion street, Islington. DIPIDENDS. ittkUSt 22. Thomas Litttefon Iloit, of the Strand, Middle- ser, printer anSI publ4slier, at ten, at,Gullithall.• < August iz. .Robert•Naylor, of (2.2ni;well, Ess'ex, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 2z. George- euflinger' and Henry Pu!linger; of Ropey; near Alresford; Hafts, woollen-drapers, at one, , . at Luildhall, London. • . • . . August 22. fir illiuin Hain and William Ansi', of COw eross-street,Maicilesvx, brass-founders, at tcn,ar 0 dildhall. August 12, ‘Viiliam Wiliiarns, of Park - strut , Islingto n , _. .... . 4icidleiex, builder ' at one, at Guildhall. . • • August-26.. William Hopkins, of Leman , street, Goodman's fields, Middlesex, silk , thrower, at' ten, at Guildhall. August to. Joseph. , Dutton, of Burwartisrv. Cheshire, cheese-factor, at eleven, at the White Lion !ph, Whit. church, Salop. i August 8. Joshua Frith, late ofl3radtord, Yorkshire, met . - - chant,. at four, at the 'Hotel, Leeds. • • • August xi. • Thomas Stevens, now or late of Bristol, house- , carpenter, at eleven, at the Bush Tavern, litisiol, Odober 31. William fi l ecterick Ogilvy, of the Minoties, London, dru-4giit, at eleven, at Guildhall. . 1 - August 16. {Win Hariison, of stoke-upon,Trent, S6fford shire, manuracturer of earthenware, at eleven,. at the Swan 1 nn, lanlef. • August 9. Irbil Wright, of the Farms, near Went, Salop; corn-Lietqr, at eleven, at the White Lion iwi, Whit church, Salop, • Aug. 12. lames Wills and Charles Hobbs, - of Whitechapel ' .road, Middlesex, distillers, at eleven, at. Guildhall. Abgust 8. William Lisburne, of Chri4to . plier:street, Fins. hury-sqUare; Midcllese, merchant, at ten, At Augusria. William Penney i of the Fox,'•Back-lane, 'St. St. Paul; Deptford, Kent, victualler, at two, at Guildhall, Lundoli. . . August g. EdMund Lansdown, late of Bridgewater,. Somer ,setshire, innho}der, at eleven, at the Mitre lam, Bridge water; ' • • '••• - • August" 29. Charles DelahOyde, of Esher, Surr , y, and-the Haymarket, Middlesex, rectifying distiller, at eleveu, /at (; uikihall.• • , . . . • • ' . _CERTIF 1C.41 ES. - • • . August S. John Pinder, of Cudworth, IloyEtcn, Yo4-4611;re, rn.ilister. . . Joseph korner, of Rosainond's-street, St. Jsra:s, Clcrken well; Middlesex, watch-jeweller. . . john Taylor, of Micklehurst, Cheshire; cotton-spinner. S.Aralt - Colton and William. Colton, Of Scawhy, 'Lincoln:hire, coot and coal-merohants. , Joseph Edward Lowe, late of Manchester, warehourzinan; joint Thomas, of Liserppol, victualler. William. Heslop, late of Long-acre, •Addlesei, man's- piercer. I Dinah Heaton, widow, MiChel Heaton, -John Heaton, and William H.eatost, of Springhead, ighley, Yorkshile, cot. ton-Jwist-spinners. David Charles goose, of Cornbrook', near Manchester, brewer: John Basis, of Manchester, manufacturer. John Abbey and Henry Abuey, of Leicester, hosiers. . Matthew Bailey Tennant, of Great Alio—street, Middlesex, sugar-refiner. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLPED. Samuel Barri:lrd and Ricfiard Lilwall, of Gracectiurch-streets cheesemongers. , Hedwig Marra Featherston Richard Daniel- iVaniby,, and Theophilits Mitchel, of Featherston, apotheca ries. lames, Wm. Johnston and George Brigham,- of Crown—Street, Finsbujy-square, grocers. • , Wm. Skynner, Richard. Thomas Sharpe,' and Isaac Wilson, of Worksop, Nottinghamshire, attornies. I. lane Smithson and Wm. Budle, of Monk lyearrnouth • Shore, Durham, coalfitters. Joseph Gibbins, Joseph Gibbins; jun. and Thomas 13igg; of Swansea, Glamorgan, bAkerS. Ai% Brook and. Robert Hall, of Eastbourne, Sussex, butchers. Wm. Prosser and %Vm. Sherwin, of New Inn-yard, Shore ditch, dyers. • - Richard Southall, Samuel Southall, and Benjamin Southall, of Oudley,Worcester, and Martinico Ferdinand° Lawrence, of London. - Maly Hebden, Georgo lleb.len, and Aliee chureli;street, London, vv;rle-nitirchants.. F e rancis Paytie, lotto Holt, and. :trues lolly, of Wood-street, haberdasher's. • • ter, a CAMBRIDGE, JULY 14. The Rev. AV:lliarn Thornton,• of Emanuel Col lege, is admitted Bachelor in Divinity ; and Mr. Johii Hearn,.of St. Joiin's College, Bachelor of Arts. -The Rev. Tuftcm Charles Scott, I,L.D, Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Prince°, AVales., has been collated to, the yicarkige'of Monloon, with the.cha- 7 pels of. Birchington and \Voile, in-Kent, vacant by the decease of .the 1ter.;14,11 Pratt, The Rev.. Edward 4.ndersorm,A. appointed Minor C.nion Carlisle' Cathedral,.vacant by the death of the late, Rev. JOhti •Fairer.. . - The Lord Biahop of Exeter has instituted theAcv, Charles Daymaii M.A. to the -Vicarage of Cornwall,Pound stoct,.io on the presentation of Jolon:Day.,. ruan i of , Pacfstov,,, gentleman, void by the,Cesglon of the Rev. John Pe9rose. „ His,Lordihip . has licensed ,the Rev;John Oliver to .the peypetu4l coracies of Egh,,skerry and Treinain, in Cornwall,void by the death of-tholate Rev. Joh.t4 Vivo, on "the presentation of ,Sappel Lan ;toed ; gotleinan and nistitutel the _Rev. Thew(' Vol- Ode, S. C, L. to the . roarage,ot, Anthony, iti Cornwall, on the pfeSention.ot the .King, void by tk,tlcath of the Rev. Ht . nry,ttrynell 5: and also in-: stisr, u t e a tiie W tn ,Hockin,ipn . . to the reeWry ethel4ise Phniack : wall, oh the i)teseot.;:lioo of the Rcv. Wtn: Hockin, • st'i.././I:iEr sE,§ioNs. 'ILTI SD \Y, JULY 8. I u ru . . _ . , . A petition w,4- p .-se),tett to the-Court by Mr. No trotn ,1, confined in the . „—King's Bench "l'ilso!,, ufai, the Court.-IA - ould be plett , r(l (ht. . fy , e%ertiQii toibe e t:. ill ',oil .o expedito. the - tt :t1 Cat ttkL.. p (11 1 0;ebtAit. .aiter soutt lnquiries of Mr. Btiooz-stiAN,k., the Assistant of t 1 e, Mr.BetT - OssLow, w:Ci the unanimous cunr uric:lice of t cat • soners as were l'e3,:y v iili thCii D. C:, - !SS4ry .scocull;is atld wandnts, s' out bi. brought Li) :.j . ip;ll:ltd ,Stfssions, in ofdei; to be (Lsclialgeu the 31St in - stab t. Mr. BROORsiIAw that 'everv . exertlon was now toa;sing by Oh- ITn - shal and=his . aisistatits to finish the {fists and bt her 'clocuinents necesgary to be litoduced: to the Court, and: that he had little dot . ibt,every _thing wo u ld b e ready' by the tie ap pOinfed. Shortly after 'the daision, the MarShal, who had been .-Cle:taibed by ilt. - iiccs§, cnfl prcve:liicd from attending the Court, came tore ard, and on ,being iatbrined of the day stipulat2:l, said it ,c auld be ut,ter4 , impossible for him to be prepared before the 4th day. at August ; and that if the 31st of ;was appointed, an adfournm"ent twist tlecessarily follow. • • • Ihe Court: hying, therefore, ve.cous,idered their former decisidn, rescinded their result - it inn, ,Eirld .fixed ou the 41,1; day. of August ; • which was the day ,origi nal 4 by the Marshal, that on which• the Prisauers 7 wete : to be brought up. • • ' - A, get - 111;mM). of the name .of HOWE sfarted on Saturt4r4stitAl:Cliffe Cot - 1311)(in, Soi dt - !rsoshire,. to do the ikirclay Match; of 1000 tulles in 1000 hours, for. 3. wag e r of ~3DO guineas.- The pedestrian walks over a. piece of, the cothuton .from his own, door. He is a stont athletic man, but betting is considerably against him. ; , • . , Another snatch is made for. 1000. guineas, betwixt .TONES, who performed a wonderful match against Hereford road, and a person of W ILL I/01s, pn,;tlre, the name of EDMUNDS. The.rnateD is eight miles, and is made to take 'place at Newmarket,, Ott the I.st of August. . The -winner is backed to do the distance in 4.5 ;minutes. Captain AixuN displayed his agility yesterday on the - Twickenham Road, in a quarter of a mile race, for 5P guineas. The belt was, that the Ctiptain not do the:quartec of a mile one minute .and 20 seconds; bit he went oft - at spore, and perft)rtned the, march in five seconds less than 'the liven Dy. ELIiEBY CLEAVER, Bishop of Ferns, •who succeeds to Clogher, (which is vacated by ,its- pos. 'sessor being translated to Dublin) is trot tier of Dr. WM a CLEAVER, Bishop of St. .Mtaph. The new Bishop named is Dr. PETER BROWNE, the Dean of Ferns, and cousi❑ to the Atirquis of Sligo. CAUTION At#AlNiT Yb3iIMATURE itirinmENT•—A. :von= 'of' the name. of Prossyr, residing at U3y,- Breconsbire;,who had been' for so m e t-i tut %; iu.a very ill state of: health, was lately S.l) l loSed the per- . sons in st4todance to have died, and, the neces, ,sary preparations tor The funeral had - commenced ; the body was laid oat by a fentale usually employed • on such occasions, who, on returning to the boosts at _ atiout six hours afterwards.;.and.obServing the hands had be removed 'from the situation. they - had been., placed in, .concluded some persotthad been. iii : _! he root o.;' but otl , going, to close Theanouth, was greatly alarmed by the supposed corpse exeir,iming„ . " do - not closeMy rnontirifor fam not yet dead," which • threw_ he - into fits. The sick person ~hay 'since far. recovered as to,be able to sit up in ter room, is still living, although in a very , languid state, and she .declares that she heard all the. conversation. - whkb . passed relat,tve to her-funeral, but from extreme weakness had not the power of speech t:r motion. Friday evening, 'Mr. adashingben, welt known in the. neighbourhood of :Bond -street,. undertook for the' wager ot,,One hundred, guinea! • to - sell a kit of pickled, salmon within an hour !' The money was put into the hands of a third per son ; and Mr. S—, accompanied by a friend, started .with 'the well-known cry of " Come buy my prime pickled salmon," on a tOur,lo , ,no Chel sea. His voice and eccentricities • soon brought great concoufse of people* yund him, who; after en joy ing the hhaiotous retriarks of this comical blak, purchased the Whole concern adiong s then in leis than half .the, given time, to the no.small diversion and entertaiiiine,4 of the inhabitants of Sloane-street, and to the entire satistaetion of the winner. ,( , . • . Gutultrix.L.—Y...sterday two men, named Wit- . • son and Simpson,, were' charged before the:Sit - ling Magistrate, Mr..Aldertnftn ATKINS, with a felony, in stealing a variety of printed clotlts on the. premises - Of_ Messrs. 'Churchill and BloonitleA, the corner • shop between . King : street, Cheapside, acid Trump street: - - • . . The porter to the Prosecutor stated, '.that yester- • day,:morning, white he was sweeping' out his rna!tr - ter's shop, as the: door in King -street, he heard a rustling at the door in Trninp-street, which carried him to, that door. On opening it he pelceived the prisoner Simpson, who asked the witness be could direct him to . the honse of a Person of the name' of Corbett. The witness answered in- Ihe 'negative; and being imtnediately'alirrUjd by a noise at the liling-street -.door, 'called, bin, ingt'ilripg who- was 'there. . Advancing in that dli.eClion, he plainly Saw the 'prisoner Willson with some pieces of printed cotton in fits. hand, Which,lie itutneiately dropped on the witness'sapprpach ; arid`• the witness after ixards'paed them Up, 'lYini! viffry on"ii,e step of the King-'street door, partly, on the paven'ient. :The prisoner tintpediasgty -canib round, to the Trurup•street , door, seentingly,inpt , itaiory; r and. 9q the it - m.23;s inquiring . Whom . he Famed, )re said waned.sTet son the name Smith, who the witness ItAt'ormed: him resided opposite. - .'The:Wit» •ness, aft, -1- picking tavbe goods, and Ar. 131cilom 7 held having by that tune'cotne itiio the warehouse, followed t to t'agonesi whotil he recog,nised_stand ins under the. : clock:. el' ilo v • Church. He a, - wards rr,.Led thew, d(ov.o. li,Av-lane, and into a punlie-houSe the're, Where they were taken into cuti tody; Solicitors.atteliclei for the Mseuer , ;; but the " circutnstances of suspicion pecuktrly stroug, o rci e rea the . ; Prisuuers w bt untied ior • ' M A.NSIO N.; HousE,J. lifcr,s w7ll 4 0.1a21 . 7, ,by Mose") . Levy with inakhig as oo rag. , t_ hint witti . a spade. It appeared 1 h.:t Jr ; had employ,ed the Prisoner, they heii,g.hotA) 9 l the Jewish persuasion, to,Nriorin a day') work for him. Ho offered the 1 5 ri)0tter, ;.,t, seven which he r.,.futed.t,..) ti!at,he was La ;l,tled".to nin , eteen Tne ptosecujor.reiisted. ihiS.detnand') the PI isoher: s.,,tzt.lt a st).i.L: with tt 'LS iCri he 'Lad beery, at work, ',and rais.io t ; Enttl.2ein3 post"nie, w..th 4eadtul:imprec:ations,. thrtaCned cut the Prosetutor down, if he had: bot - ,‘ , Vis rights,.. A person •ot the aante - of i ieucth, is iv had chatlcgd,accidentally to pass.w4en- the btk r SineSs s nearly - ended; said, that. Ilavipg,liirnself once had his .head ,bid open .by the violetice.kilhe Prisoner, he.lvas indtieed, fron,i,;Ctirjo4ty, ,to triinglf th , .! crowd, and to inqu;rointv,the,c,irchnistaneest, w:l.len he heard the Pri.,ol= declare to remonstrating, .with tii.n on corichitl i - ihat I)tz wout-Jcot anv do,V A'lo - tern:fed to d ' eprivc Lita (.4f:bis rights. 'l'no "en sone.r •wai ? : ordered tobe de.fant of finding 6ai1,,,t0 take his , ttial t 4 the oti-etic. A Coroner's Inquest sat yesterday - at •the near Newingion; on the body .of Alr . . S nuiel Ski;-. low, a, grazier, from near Stlinforo, who ,inet lno; deatii on Suntby at the hous e of I\ll-. S{l } ith. IV" dece:l;ect Lad Uired wit.h a Sinith'S Muse,, and ate 11Qartity. talzing Ins wine alter dinner, in a;)paient healo.l., and in unusually high sprits, he suddenly felt 1:ro1n Lis chair and p 47 The deceased. was on a vi,it froindie coun, try, where lie has. Jett a Aido%,ll aua Lnnily to lament hls.sud , 'en loss. Parnel., upwards of s_ixty.lPar's of age, of - Adana -street, Edgelv4re-road„, some dap - 4%6, tau hint4elf in several pails of his body dressed Ilk wounds, and i!fid strc.)pg, hypes of his re covey.. On At'ridgy list be, ordred i,is, keeper 14) 0/ dywie sniirs tor something ,for. .him ro r k s ; darn,g theabrence of t-he p4rson, whieh I.vas jyery snort, he . - went to il l 5 wiuduw.of his room, the).,,wmse‘)tw . . . to the st r e et; beihg the descent of two starief, a , a was instantly daShed to Crecy:S. SHIP. GRAVESEND, JULY 17. Arrived Olc.Wilijaal Pitt s Earl St, Vincent, and I rid::s I r,d1.1 awn. - • • - • L'JJ Tli i 6olVetinetiday the tzth inst. the Con . ntf_ss-of Aberdeen, of I)aughter. • Oi l tit?, ttli in t. -at Ita , tse, Si.-311.tr.!, the Right i-ant .0t • Nitin - ..thy at by the Pei , . lames NI Mt Fe, itec.iortrt sir 13.tri: to the t.t:' , int PackyAii, da• 4 6iitct to the late; :cite , •re,cnt, Lord - . . , 9t, Irk; 13'..ii in;;r. a; 1), Iitc:i:1 , 1 - Ioys ;-! .:,t:ir.:.1, the C..)nn.- tes orl fal keit h'o.t a Son. : -s., • . , On tNe 14tit inst. in Hnshory,-scpre, the 11.1 y of EA wardliarnt.an, Esq. of a Daughter. . ' ~!.")n Alora.l4, l ift Upper t;o*.vcr-tre,!t, r;!, - ... 1..11y G; (;;;or e ;.-: Pat, on, Esq. ora Son./ . . , Yei:terday, ,at tike'housepr her noble annsort, iia Charles :street, IkrJ:eley-stlitare, tie Coqntess of Craveu,:of a Si., and Heir. M4PRIBD. On V.vz., ist inst. :It Romf,n(l; Essex, 1. 13. Syincs, Esq.- to Miss iAary Tuc&er. Ott the. fOtif inst., at C.io• i d-d, Mr. George Niatthow, jun. to Mi3s,Strei:ter,. of fh , • N1,.;;0a',, at (7;:inf)v,.,:vl;, tdi Miss E. wards, 4.lluAlityr of the laze it. v. k.,/; , .;; ; , !! . . , . tllf4 I oz . C0:0..el I~laXK'rll, or Codstown. to 4i.q.;,;iitv-t . of R.). Bert - Esq. of Mouoijo-,-,s(4uare; DU: L , On Sunday th'so - h inst. l'atml;. C:ancey, r.,:z3q for 35 years an .(rtlii:er pt•th. k;uult vt Cotn:non O;1/Tuesday,, at Thir.4.:, ,trthe. vt,r 11,4 ti:.:rn Pent, Esq. on6otl-,lis A/ 4,1-Ily'.s lusrtc , :s or the I't4cq for the. North Riding of Yorks'inrt., sundarth& tab ult k.;0arf11;,... new-Whitby. Mary, the'ssile qt Lieutty.Ant ie; ills i;.jesly'b 63th t-eat ment of Lrght Infantry. PR !C t. 0! W.? Y s .1 Y . Bank Stork, 2611 260 a :9.1 - .93 Navy c per Cent ykit g I imti 5 per Cent. 97 . f-,, H I i3s. 4 ILI" • I ( - era Req. 748 i 6, 6%3 3 per t cnt. 3 prr Cent. Cons. 68-y4 - }link L,. Ann. le 2 3 ..6ths v, 69;